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No substantial changes, but I found the project confusing initially and had to spend time exploring it. Thus the docker-compose, the documentation additions (markdown) helped me set my bearing.
I also made it output in the docker logs and provide the IP, and allow optional proxy (so if running from a server, you can provide a residential IP for the requests).
You can also lock API calls with an auth-token if it's public facing.
Nothing earth shattering, the code looks great, but these are small improvements to make it easier for a new user to orient themselves. (In my opinion at least).